The announcement timing is unlikely to be a coincidence, but there's no mention of price yet.

The ChatGPT Android app should soon allow users to remotely control Codex coding sessions on their PCs.

Discord has been experiencing trouble since earlier Friday afternoon.

The app's biggest update in years is finally ready for your Android phone.

The CallPhantom apps offered access to private call records and millions of people downloaded them.

Google Wallet's pass UI is making big progress on its new look.

Google appears to be testing a page that could bring all your Gmail-sourced passes and receipts together in one place.

Meta is reportedly pivoting from passive AI that just talks to agentic AI that executes tasks.

Netflix is testing a new AI-powered voice search feature on TVs in the US.

Google claims there's an easy toggle to disable the feature, but the toggle is missing for many users.

Another Bluetooth remote joins the e-ink space, but it's still not for Kindle users.

Google is rolling out Gmail's new 'Help me write' upgrades to almost everyone with a Workspace or Premium account.

Sonys 2026 flagship is expected to feature a major redesign and cost a tiny fortune.

A new camera shortcut could finally eliminate the need for developers to build separate camera entry points in their apps.

Nintendo just made the Switch 2 dream a bit more expensive.

Do you care if Ultra flagships have a plastic back?

Cheap phones can be good, but not when they cut this many corners.

OpenAI wants to ensure users get real support when they need it the most.

Buggy widgets and software-locked features make it harder to love the Galaxy Buds 4 Pro.

Your fingers probably know exactly where every icon sits in the YouTube app, but that may not last for long.

It's time to say goodbye to Google Photos backups via the Google Drive desktop app.

While OnePlus promises "six years of fluency," the Nord CE 6s Android update roadmap stops short of last year's model.

This is what Google One should have been all along.

The stage is all set for Google I/O 2026. Here's everything we expect Google to announce both ahead of and during the event.

You don't need an iPhone to strap on a square-shaped wearable loaded with fitness features.

Who needs badges or integration with Lifescan blood glucose gadgets anyway?

Your VPN may be less airtight than Android suggests, unless you use the privacy-focused OS.

If "Remy" isn't a Ratatouille reference, we don't know what is.

Apple's camera-equipped AirPods are closer than ever to release.

For all that 3D content you've been wanting to watch.

Android Gemini users are starting to get a taste of Google's latest UI refresh.

Verizon has raised the price on its Unlimited Ultimate plan by $5, though it hasn't added much new to justify it.

The requirement could make browsing much worse for de-Googled phones.

It sounds like we'll be getting another entry in the Exynos club.

A new CLI tool lets you upload your own podcasts for personal streaming.

T-Mobile will soon offer new prepaid passes ranging 7-30 days in length.

The apparent server issue couldn't come at a worse time for the frustrated users.

Nothing will give the Ear Open a blue shade in the next few days.

Gemini knowing all their ones and zeroes is apparently not a problem for some.

Switch 2 players got tired of waiting for Google to release the official app.